Marriage is no longer the ultimate goal for many Australians over 40, with new research revealing a shift towards independence, emotional maturity and relationships on their own terms.

Cabins, roadside motels and regional accommodation are becoming more appealing Luxury travel has long been associated with five-star hotels, fine dining and lavish resorts. But new research suggests many Australians are redefining what a premium holiday looks like, opting instead for road trips, regional destinations and simple accommodation that offers freedom rather than extravagance. According to research from East Coast Car Rentals, younger Australians are leading the shi

Plastic containers are falling out of favour as more Australians embrace glass for food storage, cooking and entertaining, driven by health, sustainability and practicality.

Regular exercise could become another weapon in the fight against smoking, with new research showing it can reduce cravings and increase the chances of quitting.

As the use of popular GLP-1 weight-loss medications continues to grow, dentists are warning Australians not to overlook the impact these drugs can have on oral health.

Nearly eight in 10 Australians believe they're paying unfairly high prices at the bowser, as rising fuel costs continue to squeeze household budgets.

Artificial intelligence may promise greater productivity, but new research suggests it's also creating a new source of workplace stress for many Australian employees.

Dog coats are no longer just about staying warm. As winter sets in, Australian pet owners are embracing fashionable winter wardrobes that combine comfort, practicality and plenty of personality.

As Australia's Health Star Rating system comes under review, some nutrition experts say the labels may be giving shoppers an incomplete picture of what's really healthy.

The beauty industry's latest buzzword isn't anti-ageing. It's skin longevity, with experts shifting the focus from correcting wrinkles to protecting the skin for the future.

A new Australian study is examining whether women working night shifts and rotating rosters experience greater health challenges during menopause than those working regular daytime hours.

A new study has found exercise could be a powerful ally for smokers trying to quit, helping reduce cravings, lower cigarette consumption and improve quit rates.